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"To those who are feeling it in their pocket, it's a big issue," said Freddie King III, councilman for the French Quarter and downtown areas.

The site, which has been closed since Hurricane Katrina nearly 20 years ago, will see all rides, buildings, and water spaces torn down and filled in.

According to the city's permitting website, demolition at the site has been halted due to the contractor hired to do the work lacking proper licensing.

Businessman Troy Henry's company, recently awarded the contract, faces allegations from two council members of making unauthorized changes, including price hikes and adding a partner.

Senate President talks taxes, and Hollywood South credits on WDSU Hot Seat

The teen, Reginald Hamilton, will not be serving any jail time.

Ramelli Janitorial Services has filed a protest, claiming it should be awarded the contract after Henry Consulting could not reach an agreement with Richard's Disposal.

Move opens up seat for Westbank district

Squatters can now be arrested and accused of burglary.

While the session allows for tweaking laws, some argue it deviates from the session's tax reform focus, while others believe it is appropriate.